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    Shadow Players

    By Tony-Paul de Vissage

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    Vampire Marek Strigoi has been freed from the torments of Hell...and unceremoniously dropped into the 20th Century.
    1968 Paris, to be exact.

    Torn forever from his wife, the Marquise Celine, Marek tries to find meaning in a century where the word vampire merely means horror movies, and a pretty girl or two offers new love as he reunites with his brothers in London. What he doesn’t know is that his old enemy is also enjoying the British city, with a trail of blood-drained bodies creating a wave of terror equaling Jack the Ripper’s reign.

    Without their knowledge, both men are on a collision course. Journeys end in lovers' meetings but they also allow two old enemies to confront each other.

    Revenge is a dish best served cold and Marek’s waited one hundred and fifty-five years to savor this particular meal.

    Are the Fates finally going to allow him and his father’s murderer to meet?

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherClass Act Books
    Release dateApr 14, 2015
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